Top 2026 Legal Blog: Tips & Insights for Injury Claims
Speeding Mercedes Killed Driver and Passenger in the Bronx
According to NYPD’s Collision Investigation Squad report on Sunday morning of April the 26th, 32-year-old Gasper Vallejo was driving a 2016 Mercedes Benz C26 at a high rate of speed northbound on Bruckner Boulevard in the Bronx when it crashed into a support pillar killing himself and a 22-year-old female passenger. EMS took the other Continue Reading..
New York Personal Injury Attorneys Offer Free Consultations
Schedule Your Free Consultation With An Attorney In our line of work and seem like a no-brainer that attorneys are willing to give free consultations, but very often we get asked the question from people if they can get some advice moving forward as to whether they even have a case. Our answer is always: Continue Reading..
Silberstein, Award & Miklos Wins a Landmark New York Medical Malpractice Decision on the Subject of Medical Record Discovery in Medical Malpractice Cases
Earlier this week, a New York appeals court ruled in favor of Jose Vargas, who requested the release of an audit trail from Wyckoff Heights Medical Center. In 2012, Jose Vargas received a foot surgery in the hospital. Unfortunately, during post-op Vargas contracted gangrene from the botched surgery and had to amputate his leg from Continue Reading..
New Report Details Rise in Estimated Cancer Deaths
The prevalence and death rates of various types of cancer are on the rise. Cancer is estimated to cause the deaths of 9.6 million people in 2018, according to a report released by the cancer research agency at the World Health Organization (WHO). This metric is a significant rise from the 8.2 million deaths from Continue Reading..
Preference for Name-Brand Drugs Could Cost Medicare Millions
Hey U.S. government, here’s some money-saving news to keep on your radar. Recently, researchers at the University of Michigan Kellogg Eye Center revealed a study that showed eye care providers prescribe more name-brand medications by volume than any other group. It’s a discovery that could have nationwide implications, considering eye care providers contribute around $2.4 Continue Reading
Study Finds Doctors Often Miss Early Signs of Heart Disease
If you diligently visit your doctor every year and have an annual physical done, you may not be all that concerned about the possibility of heart disease affecting you, provided your doctor hasn’t mentioned it in the past. After all, if you doctor hasn’t raised concerns about heart disease, then why worry? But according to Continue Reading..